The new XT Series turntable bearings from KAYDON Corp.'s Bearings Div. are custom designs with a rectangular cross-section, available in outside diameters up to 218 inches (5500 mm). The XT series is well suited for a wide range of applications, such as cranes, excavators, wind turbines and aerial lifts.
Established in 1964, Phillips Plastics is a privately held custom injection molder of plastic, metal, and ceramics. Phillips Plastics is a technology driven Company, providing contract manufacturing services to original equipment manufacturers in...
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Headquartered in Sioux Center, Iowa, USA we are proud to have earned the trust of customers for delivering superior engineering innovation and unwavering quality. Our unique dedication to quality, integrity, and commitment to our customers is why...
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SpaceClaim is the provider of the world's fastest and most innovative 3D Direct Modeling solutions, representing the most significant technology advancement in 3D engineering in over a decade. Founded by 3D and design software luminaries...
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Gates is the world's largest manufacturer of Power Transmission (PT) belts for problem solving applications. The company's industrial belts provide power to all kinds of machines, from rock crushers, copy machines and motorcycles to...
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First, let's define "no-compromise." In an ideal configuration, this lamp would use a high-brightness LED (HBLED) that is built into a small, integrated package and is able to produce a large quantity of focused light, operate with a high level of reliability and generate no audible noise. Is this difficult? Yes, but it is possible. Read More
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